Planning application
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Works: Trees Small domestic
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Withdrawn before a decision, so it carries no planning weight. A revised scheme can be submitted at any time.
Proposal
FRONT/REAR: THREE Ash trees (T1, T2, T3) Ht 5m FELL to ground level REASON:??? ONE Silver Birch tree (T4) Ht 4m FELL to ground level REASON:??? ONE ASH tree (T5) Ht 4m FELL to ground level REASON:??? ONE Dead?? tree (T6) Ht ??m FELL to ground level. REASON: Dead/Dying. ONE Ash tree (T7) Ht 10m FELL to ground level Colonised with Ivy REASON: ??? ONE Ash tree (T8) Ht 9m FELL to ground level Colonised with Ivy REASON: ??? ONE Ash tree (T10) Ht 12m FELL to ground level Colonised with Ivy REASON: ??? ONE Cherry tree (T14) Ht 6m FELL to ground level Colonised with Ivy REASON: ??? ONE Ash tree (T15) Ht 6m FELL to ground level REASON: ??? ONE Silver Birch tree (T16) Ht 5m FELL to ground level REASON: ??? ONE Silver Birch tree (T17) Ht 6m FELL to ground level REASON: ??? ONE Silver Birch tree (T18) Ht 10m FELL to ground level REASON: ??? ONE Black Poplar tree (T19) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from 16m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Black Poplar tree (T20) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from 16m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Black Poplar tree (T22) Ht 16m CROWN LIFT to ??m above ground level, CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from ??m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Hawthorn tree (T23) Ht 4m FELL to ground level REASON: Heavily coppiced. Growing very close to boundary chainlink fence. ONE Silver Birch tree (T24) Ht 8m FELL to ground level REASON: Growing in a group of Beech trees. ONE Silver Birch tree (T25) Ht 12m FELL to ground level REASON: ??? ONE Silver Birch tree (T26) Ht 12m FELL to ground level REASON: Deadwood, removed branches. Large limb leaning North ONE Plum tree (T29) Ht 4m FELL to ground level REASON: ??? ONE Silver Birch tree (T30) Ht 16m FELL to ground level, Part of a group of 3 trees. Covered in Ivy growth ONE Silver Birch tree (T31) Ht 16m FELL to ground level, Part of a group of 3 trees. Covered in Ivy growth ONE Silver Birch tree (T32) Ht 7m FELL to ground level, Part of a group of 3 trees. Covered in Ivy growth ONE Silver Birch tree (T33) Ht 7m FELL to ground leve, Covered in Ivy. Located on boundary near Auto Glass canopy ONE Ash tree (T34) Ht 7m FELL to ground level REASON: Growing close to boundary wall. ONE Ash tree (T35) Ht 7m FELL to ground level REASON: Growing close to boundary wall. ONE Black Poplar tree (T36) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from 16m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Black Poplar tree (T37) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from 16m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Black Poplar tree (T40) Ht 12m FELL to ground level REASON: Single trunk remains after main tree felled. Deadwood. ONE Black Poplar tree (T41) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from 14m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Black Poplar tree (T42) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from ??m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Black Poplar tree (T43) CROWN REDUCTION Ht by ??m from ??m to ??m Spread by ??m from ??m to ??m to previous pruning points ONE Willow tree (T44) POLLARD by ??m from 12m to ??m to previous pruning points REASON: Located close to building and pond. ??? Ash trees (G3) Ht 10-12m FELL to ground level Group of several trees ??? Ash trees (G4) Ht 4-5m FELL to ground level Scattered trees between boundary wall on road and security fence around service yard.
As published by the council, reference DC/26/143313
Application record
- Reference
- DC/26/143313
- Type
- Tree Preservation Order
- Status
- Withdrawn
- Decision
- Closed internally
- Received
- 11 Mar 2026
- Decided
- 8 Jun 2026
- Ward
- Catford South
- Parish
- Does NOT need to go to BCAP
- Decision by
- Delegated
- Postcode
- SE6 3NU
Site history
Applications at this address on the Lewisham register
This site has had 8 applications since 2025: 6 approved, 0 refused.
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DC/26/145286 Granted
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Application under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendm...
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DC/26/145285 Granted
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Application under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendm...
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DC/26/144008 Granted
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
The display of internally illuminated fascia and totem signs at Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
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DC/26/143567 Granted
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
An application submitted under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment in connection with the planning permission DC/25/138943) dated 16 May 2025, for the variation of Condition (2) Approved Plans in order to allow:- the existing café slab is to be retained, with associated amendments to the fencing around the holding area and garden centre to address level changes; part of the fence line is to be repositioned into the service yard; the fence adjacent to the café frontage is to be moved closer to the pond, with the services enclosure incorporated within the fenced area; the wall along Beckenham Hill Road is to be retained, with the mesh / anti-climb fencing above removed; the fence between the service yard and pond is to be replaced due to its poor condition; the electric vehicle charging layout is to be revised, with an additional accessible space provided, resulting in a net increase of one parking space; pedestrian crossing markings are to be added within the car park; and damaged block paving along the access road is to be replaced with tarmac at Former Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
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DC/26/143568 Awaiting decision
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Application under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment to planning permission DC/25/138943, dated 16 May 2025, seeking to vary Condition (2) (Approved Plans) to allow the following minor amendments: ? Replacement of brick finishes to the café piers with metal cladding due to structural weight constraints; ? Introduction of an additional shopfront on the garden centre?facing elevation of the café; ? Minor stepping of the rear elevation of the former Homebase building to achieve appropriate waterproofing detailing; ? Adjustment of the fence line adjacent to the south-east café elevation, moving it closer to the pond to reduce visibility of the retained slab; and ? Enclosure of café services within the revised fenced area, removing the need for a separate services enclosure fence at Former Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
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DC/25/141258 Granted
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Details submitted pursuant to Condition 3(a)-River Culvert Protection of planning permission DC/25/138944 dated 16th May 2025 at Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
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DC/25/141259 Granted
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Details submitted pursuant to Condition 3(a)-River Culvert Protection of planning permission DC/25/138943 dated 16th May 2025 at Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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11 Mar 2026
Received by Lewisham
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8 Jun 2026
Decision issued: Closed internally
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25 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
Who's behind it
Company information only, from the register and Companies House
Jv tree services ltd Agent, a tree-works contractor
3 applications on PlanIndex · across 2 councils
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HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
The display of internally illuminated fascia and totem signs at Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Granted Advertising 7 docs -
CATFORD WANDERERS SPORTS CLUB, BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Details submitted pursuant to Condition 4 (Noise Prevention and Management Plan) of planning permission DC/26/142580 dated 06 March 2026 at Catford Wanderers Sports Club, Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Granted Full applications 5 docs -
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Details submitted pursuant to Condition 3(a)-River Culvert Protection of planning permission DC/25/138944 dated 16th May 2025 at Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Granted Full applications 9 docs -
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
Details submitted pursuant to Condition 3(a)-River Culvert Protection of planning permission DC/25/138943 dated 16th May 2025 at Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Granted Full applications 9 docs -
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
An application submitted under Section 96a of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment in connection with the planning permission DC/25/138943) dated 16 May 2025, for the variation of Condition (2) Approved Plans in order to allow:- the existing café slab is to be retained, with associated amendments to the fencing around the holding area and garden centre to address level changes; part of the fence line is to be repositioned into the service yard; the fence adjacent to the café frontage is to be moved closer to the pond, with the services enclosure incorporated within the fenced area; the wall along Beckenham Hill Road is to be retained, with the mesh / anti-climb fencing above removed; the fence between the service yard and pond is to be replaced due to its poor condition; the electric vehicle charging layout is to be revised, with an additional accessible space provided, resulting in a net increase of one parking space; pedestrian crossing markings are to be added within the car park; and damaged block paving along the access road is to be replaced with tarmac at Former Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Granted Amendments 6 docsSmall domestic -
HOMEBASE, 10 BECKENHAM HILL ROAD, BROMLEY, SE6 3NU
83% historically approved · decision due ~27 May
Application under Section 96A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for a non-material amendment to planning permission DC/25/138943, dated 16 May 2025, seeking to vary Condition (2) (Approved Plans) to allow the following minor amendments: ? Replacement of brick finishes to the café piers with metal cladding due to structural weight constraints; ? Introduction of an additional shopfront on the garden centre?facing elevation of the café; ? Minor stepping of the rear elevation of the former Homebase building to achieve appropriate waterproofing detailing; ? Adjustment of the fence line adjacent to the south-east café elevation, moving it closer to the pond to reduce visibility of the retained slab; and ? Enclosure of café services within the revised fenced area, removing the need for a separate services enclosure fence at Former Homebase, 10 Beckenham Hill Road SE6.
Awaiting decision Amendments Windows or glazing 10 docsSmall domestic
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